New Institution
E-Money Institution
(in Europe)
Starting Situation
A newly founded electronic money institution with a lean organisation and a need for scalable infrastructure for balance-based accounts.
Implementation with innus
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Integration of partner-initiated client onboarding processes
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Connection of external KYC and AML systems (including LexisNexis)
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Automated IBAN generation and transaction monitoring
Outcome in Operation
High-volume, highly automated onboarding combined with controlled regulatory checks, even as volumes grow.
Application scenarios for innus.BankSuite
From new institutions and modernisation to the extension of existing systems.
innus.BankSuite can be deployed flexibly in a range of starting situations. (Selection)
Modernisation
International Payments
Starting Situation
Modernisation of a bank's international payments in the Atruvia environment, with the aim of technologically renewing existing processes and mapping regulatory requirements cleanly.
Implementation with innus
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Integration of innus.BankSuite into the existing system landscape
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Mapping of international payment processes including regulatory requirements
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Technical connection of relevant third-party systems and clearing structures
Outcome in Operation
A future-proof architecture for international payments, combined with stable integration into existing core banking systems.
Extension
Integration of third-party systems
Starting Situation
Extension of an existing banking infrastructure with specialised third-party solutions, while ensuring stability, data consistency and regulatory control.
Implementation with innus
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Use of innus.BankSuite as an integrating layer between the core system and third-party providers
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Standardised interfaces for connecting external applications
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Management of data flows, role and permission concepts within the overall architecture
Outcome in Operation
Flexible extensibility of the system landscape without interfering with the stable core. New functions could be integrated without destabilising existing processes or regulatory structures.
How does this fit your system landscape?
The scenarios shown can be applied to a range of starting situations.